NiMet also advised persons with asthma or respiratory conditions to take precautions against dust exposure.
NiMet predicted sunny skies over the northern region on Thursday, with isolated thunderstorms and light rain over parts of Taraba State during the morning.
The NEMA boss said the engagement was to strengthen resilience and enhance preparedness and response to flood disasters across the country.
He underscored the imperative of readiness in the face of recurring flood disasters in the area.
Mr Anosike stated, “Early warnings must not end with forecasts alone; they must inspire understanding and drive decisive action.’’
Mr Mazadu said, “The weekly briefing is an essential part of our 2025 emergency plan.’’
NiMet advised disconnecting electrical appliances during storms and avoiding shelter under tall trees.
NiMet warned that states at risk of flash floods should activate emergency response systems.
The National Emergency Management Agency distributed relief materials to victims of the ocean surge in Ondo on Wednesday.
NiMet has predicted thunderstorms and rain from Monday, June 16, to Wednesday, June 18, across the country.
